Sentence examples for too for more from inspiring English sources

They were clearly enamored of each other, too, for more than 50 years.

His idea was to eventually move them too, for more money and a better life.

There are hopes, too, for more regional autonomy, particularly in East Timor, which Mr Suharto annexed in 1976.Yet plenty of vested interests are ranged against such changes.

"The main campsite field is next to the museum but there's a smaller tree-sheltered paddock, too, for more private pitching.

He'd been Fred Trump's accountant, and when Donald became an adult Mitnick did his taxes, too, for more than thirty years, until 1996.

As ever, too, for more than four hours children from the San Ildefonso orphanage half-sang, half-chanted out in dirge-like fashion the seemingly interminable series of winning combinations of numbers.

For some parameter sets, the probability of tracing contacts (household or workplace/social) may be too low, or the transmission rate too high, for more rapid contact tracing to make any difference.

Rahal would also love to see his son win, too, and for more than just personal reasons.

(It's too hot for more: one of the surprises about swimming around Iceland is that it's often too hot for much actual swimming).

She too advocated for more street art.

Ms. Robinson, too, called for more training.